Hi Friends!
Do you remember making Hankie Bunnies?
If you forgot how or maybe don't know how.....
let's make some now!
Start with a hankie-
If you don't have one, yes you can use a square piece of thin fabric.
You can even make the bunnies with dinner napkins.
Fold across in a triangle, pretty side out.
Roll up to the point
That little tip will be the tail.
Fold in half
Tie a knot
Pull both ends outward from center knot.
Turn on side and fluff.
Spread ears, the body is a loop and tail points up.
Oh how sweet!
Fill with chocolate foil egg!
Warning:
You can't make just one-
They multiply fast!
Let me know if you made these as a kid.
xo Lisa S
They are so cute. I have a lot of those hankies. Thanks for the inspiration.
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Thelma
DeleteThank you so much. They are fun to fiddle with!
I like to add a little whimsy to SPRING.
I hope you and your loved ones are well.
Take care my friend,
xo Lisa S
Cute, and I love the vintage linens! It might be a nice way to place an egg at each persons plate for Easter.
ReplyDeleteJeanne
DeleteThat's a great idea. An egg would fit just fine!
Thank you for your sweet comment.
xo Lisa S
How cute are those bunnies? Thanks so much for linking up with me at my #UnlimitedMonthlyLinkParty 10, open March 1 to 26. All entries shared on social media if share buttons installed.
ReplyDeleteDee
DeleteThank you so much. I'm so happy to share with you.
Take care, xo Lisa S
I've never seen these in my life! So clever and cute.
ReplyDeleteMichele
DeleteReally, I'm glad I could share these with you.
They are fun to make.
I hope you are taking care of yourself and staying well.
xo Lisa S
So pretty - but I don't have any pretty hankies to do them with these days. I'll have to check out the stores when I'm allowed to go shopping again.
ReplyDeleteLeanne
DeleteThank you so much. You can tell I'm stuck at home too.
I hope you and your loved ones are well.
Take Care, xo Lisa S
Very adorable, I do remember these from the 1950's! lots of fun stuff!
ReplyDeleteSandi,
DeleteI'm glad you remembered these. I love all the different colors. Take care my friend.
xo Lisa S
Those are a great way to add some holiday cheer.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I have fun coming up with different color combinations.The best part is no damage to the hankie.
DeleteI hope you are well, please take care.
xo Lisa S
I'm jealous of your hankie collection, haha! Thanks for sharing your adorable bunnies at Vintage Charm!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cecilia :)! I hope you are well.
DeleteTake care, xo Lisa S
Hi Lisa! Happy Pink Saturday! Oh I just love your hankie bunnies! Thank you for the tutorial. So sweet! PS I am your newest follower. :-)
ReplyDeleteGina,
DeleteThank you so much! Welcome, it's so nice to meet you!
I appreciate your visit.
xo Lisa S
Visiting again to say thanks so much for linking up with me at #AThemedLinkup 14 for Spring Crafts and Decor, open March 29 to April 10. All entries shared on social media if share buttons installed.
ReplyDeleteThank you Dee,
DeleteI hope everyone will link up. I look forward to seeing all the spring decor. I LOVE SPRING!
xo Lisa S
Oh, those are adorable!! I would love for you to share them at the TFT linky party this Thursday!
ReplyDeleteI'm featuring this post tomorrow at the TFT link party. I'm so glad you shared these bunnies with us.
DeletePam
DeleteThank you so much!
I am so glad you are featuring my post. I'll be right over to say hello!
xo Lisa S
These are just darling! I think I've seen these before, but never knew how to make them. I have some vintage hankies, and now I have something fun to do with them.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining the Grace at Home party at Imparting Grace. I'm featuring you this week!
Richella
DeleteThank you so much. It's a thrill to have you stop by!
I appreciate you hosting week after week.
xo Lisa S
How adorable! I must try these for our Easter table, our grandchildren would be thrilled.
ReplyDeleteThank you Marie,
DeleteI love that the hankies are folded and not damaged.
So nice to have you visit!
Have a great week.
xo Lisa S
These are darling! Digging out the hankies now. Pinned.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
DeleteIt's so nice to meet you- and thanks for the PIN ;)
xo Lisa S
What a cute idea! The vintage handkerchiefs are beautiful.
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www.scribblingboomer.com
Thank you Carol!
DeleteI pick them up once in a while at garage sales.
xo Lisa S
I haven't made those in years--thanks for the reminder! Make sure you stop by Funtastic Friday this coming week 😉
ReplyDeleteThey are fun to make, and it doesn't hurt the hankie!
DeleteThank you so much.
xo Lisa S
ADORABLE, Lisa! We will be featuring you over at the Creative Crafts Linky Party starting this Wednesday April 6th. Have a great week! Creatively, Beth
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DeleteYou area sweetie!
Thank you so much.
xo Lisa S
So so cute! I don't think I made these as a kid, but I do have some vintage hankies I inherited from my mom, so I think I'll do this.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining the Grace at Home party at Imparting Grace. I'm featuring you this week!
Richella,
DeleteThank you so much! They are so fun to make and it doesn't damage the linens.
Have a wonderful Easter!
xo Lisa S
Lisa, I never did make these as a kid but I knew they were ridiculously easy to make. Gonna whip some up for my table and a centerpiece I need to make during our four days off this weekend. So happy to share your bunnyful post at SYS #341 this evening for you! <3
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter,
Barb :)